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Oca shoots Jackie's father, who later falls down the stairs.

The table to the right displays the nutritional content for fresh and dried oca.

Traditional board games include oca and the still widely-played lotería game.

The stem tubers of oca form in the ground in the autumn.

There was also oca, which came in two varieties, one sweet and one bitter.

Once exposed to sunlight, oca can be boiled, baked or fried.

Finally, he was safe inside OCA headquarters, part of a 30-story complex.

The morphological diversity of oca tubers, in particular, is astounding.

"Tennis allowed me to see the world," Montes de Oca said.

This would leave the OCA with five events as opposed to six in the current schedule.

In New Zealand, oca has become a popular table vegetable and is simply called yam.

Daniel Montes de Oca is what you might call a lifer.

OCA continued to promote similar measures at the local level and promised another statewide ballot in 1994.

Pests and diseases limit the production of oca.

The OCA deals with wide range of current crucial issues for health, justice, and sustainability.

Mang Oca finally tells Eli about his lost past.

There was not much activity for the first few years after OCA was formed.

Captain Oca reoccupied the presidio in early 1770, but, like his predecessor, he abandoned it for good later that same year.

Don Fidel later saw Oca, and they argue.

Meanwhile, Oca committed suicide by drowning himself.

As a result, the OCA's only statewide victory was nullified.

Numerous studies have additionally described oca diversity through molecular approaches to study protein and genetic variation.

In tropical areas where the days are unchanging in length, oca will not set a crop successfully.

There was a time when Montes de Oca thought he was close to making the big time.

Unlike many other observatories, OCA is not located at the highest point of its host mountain.